Kirkwood Missouri Police Department

The Kirkwood Police Department is attempting to identify the individuals and/or vehicle pictured reference the usage of a stolen credit card in the amount of $1236.00 at Target, 1042 S. Kirkwood. The individuals used the victims stolen debit card to purchase Visa money cards and left the area in a white vehicle. *Note The black female with light colored hair has a patch of dark colored hair that starts at the scalp and extends to the rear of her head. Any information that could assist with identifying the individuals and/or vehicle pictured, contact Kirkwood Det. Dave Elliott @ 314-822-5879 or [email protected]

This Apple Watch was found on Taylor Woods Dr. Does anyone recognize this cute baby? We would like to get the watch back to its rightful owner. 314-822-5858

Police Beat April 12th, 2021 April 18th, 2021 On Monday, April 12th, 2021, a customer at a retail department store in the 1200 block of South Kirkwood Road reported her wallet was stolen after she erroneously left it on the customer service counter. After a thorough investigation by the reporting officer, a suspect was identified, arrested and charged with stealing a credit/debit device. ... On Tuesday, April 13th, the St. Louis County Police Department recovered the stolen vehicle reported stolen on April 8th from the 400 block of George. The vehicle was occupied at a gas station in the 63123 neighborhood. The subject was arrested by the St. Louis County PD Officer and interviewed by a Kirkwood Officer. The individual was charged with felony stealing. The case will be presented to the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office for consideration. On Saturday, April 18th, at approximately 9:00 AM, a gas station in the 11100 block of Manchester reported a gas drive off which resulted in the theft of $48.06 worth of fuel. The vehicle involved has been entered as wanted for stealing. During the week of April 12th to April 18th, along with regular calls for service and traffic enforcement, the Kirkwood Police Department responded to 16 residential / business alarms, 11 motor vehicle accidents and assisted the Fire / EMS Department on 59 calls. For additional information, contact: Officer Gary Baldridge Public Information Officer Office: 314-822-5868 / Email: [email protected]

******UPDATE: Bella has been returned to her humans***** This pretty little lady was found near Couch and Rosehill this morning. She has no collar and is not chipped. She'll be hanging out with us for a little while today. Please let her humans know where they can find her. 314-822-5858

Attempt to identify: On Friday, December 17th, 2020, at approximately 5:30 AM, this unknown pictured subject broke into the Kirkwood Laundromat, 600 block of Woodbine, and damaged the coin machines as he stole the coins inside the machines. The suspect is described as a: white/male, tall (approx. 5'09"), skinny, wearing a white hoodie/jacket, face mask, black gloves, light-colored pants, and dark-colored shoes. If anyone recognizes this subject, please contact Detective Dav...e Elliott at 314-822-5879 / [email protected]. Thank you

We have received several phone calls today from Kirkwood residents about scammers stating they are from Amazon. In the phone call the caller informs the person they owe a large sum of money for a bill ($700) and asks for payment information. To the best of our knowledge, Amazon does not solicit payment for an owed bill in this way. Please research your Amazon account before you offer a payment over the phone.

Police Beat January 11th, 2021 January 17th, 2021 On Monday, January 11th, a resident in the 1900 block of Grassy Ridge reported the theft of her silver in color, 2000 BMW 528I from their garage while they were out of town. The vehicle has since been recovered from the north St. Louis County area. The investigation is ongoing. ...Continue reading

Police Beat January 4th, 2020 January 10th, 2021 On Monday, January 4th, 2021, at 6:25 AM, a resident in the 2300 block of Timberview reported the overnight theft of his white in color, 2004, GMC Sierra. The theft occurred between 5:30 PM Sunday and 5:30 AM Monday morning. The vehicle has since been entered into a law enforcement database as stolen....Continue reading

Attached is a video of the incident recorded at the Kirkwood High School on Wednesday, January 6th, 2021. The Police Department also took property damage reports reference spray painted graffiti at 2 other Kirkwood School District properties; Nipher Middle School (700 South Kirkwood Road) and North Middle (11287 Manchester Road). All 3 (three) incidents are believed to be related. On Wednesday, January 6th, 2021, at 5:56 PM, these 3 (three) unknown individuals entered the ea...st alley way of the Kirkwood High School, via the West Jewell cut thru, and spray painted graffiti on the High School wall. One culprit appears to have on eye glasses and there is a notable distinct pattern on the back of his hoodie. Anyone who can help identify the individuals or who can assist the police with the investigation are asked to contact Detective Jennifer Burton at 314-984-6902 or [email protected].

Attached are several screen shots of the incident recorded at the Kirkwood High School on Wednesday, January 6th, 2021. The Police Department also took property damage reports reference spray painted graffiti at 2 other Kirkwood School District properties; Nipher Middle School (700 South Kirkwood Road) and North Middle (11287 Manchester Road). All 3 (three) incidents are believed to be related. On Wednesday, January 6th, 2021, at 5:56 PM, these 3 (three) unknown individuals ...entered the east alley way of the Kirkwood High School, via the West Jewell cut thru, and spray painted graffiti on the High School wall. One culprit appears to have on eye glasses and there is a notable distinct pattern on the back of his hoodie. Anyone who can help identify the individuals or who can assist the police with the investigation are asked to contact Detective Jennifer Burton at 314-984-6902 or [email protected].

There is absolutely no one who wants to hear me sing, but this guy....is phenomenal. Please give this the full 2:23 and share to all of your friends and family.

November 30th, 2020 December 6th, 2020 On Tuesday, December 1st, 2020, at 6:14 AM, a resident in the 800 block of South Berry reported his vehicle was just stolen from his driveway. The victim stated he started his 2019 Volkswagen Atlas SUV, in his driveway to warm up. The victim went back inside with the key fob in his pocket. When he returned to the driveway, the vehicle was missing. The victim said the vehicle was unlocked and used a push to start feature that worked in ...Continue reading

A special thanks to Pillar To Post - The Scott Frederick Team (Alison, Ashley, Drew and Natalie) for these sweet treats in honor of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. P.S. They were yummy :)

We are disappointed to announce the cancellation of our Annual Kirkwood Police Department Pancake Supper. Normally held in February or early March, the Pancake Supper benefits the KPD Benevolent Fund and is a long-lasting tradition of the KPD. It is unknown at this time if we will rescheduled or plan for 2022.

From barking dogs, parking complaints, 9-1-1 hang-ups, traffic issues, shoplifting, and an array of crimes from minor to serious in nature, the Kirkwood Police Department handled 32,895 calls for service in 2020. During 2020 along with regular calls for service and traffic enforcement, the Kirkwood Police Department responded to 1078 residential / business alarms, 1423 motor vehicle accidents and assisted the Fire / EMS Department on 3279 calls. The men and women of the Kirkwood PD are proud to serve this great community.

Big thanks to St. Louis Police Supporters United for providing all of our officers with a nice snack basket! The officers always enjoy the support and heart-felt gifts!

Police Beat November 23rd, 2020 November 29th, 2020 On Monday, November 23rd, 2020, at 1:15 PM, a U-Haul van, which had been reported stolen from St. Louis City, was recovered, unoccupied, in the 12200 block of Old Big Bend....Continue reading